Co-sponsored — Historical
Senator Clarence K. Lam · 292 bills · page 9 of 12
- HB 798 Creation of a State Debt - Baltimore County - Community College of Baltimore County Catonsville Campus Artificial Turf Field Died
- HB 1502 Task Force to Expand Dual Language Programs in Maryland Died
- HB 1044 Oncologists - Dispensing and Insurance Coverage of Orally Administered Cancer Chemotherapy Died
- HB 239 Maryland Environmental Service - Collective Bargaining Died
- HB 580 Behavioral Health Community Providers - Keep the Door Open Act Died
- HB 1472 Baltimore County - Property Tax - Credit for Individuals at Least 65 Years Old Died
- HB 910 Maryland Health Benefit Exchange - Application for State Innovation Waiver Died
- HB 1420 Alcoholic Beverages - Modern Brewery License Died
- HB 1548 Income Tax Credit - Renewable Energy Property Died
- HB 666 Public Health - Expensive Drugs - Manufacturer Reporting and Drug Price Transparency Advisory Committee Died
- HB 696 Nonpublic Elementary and Secondary Schools - Discrimination - Prohibition Died
- HB 1251 The Roadkill Bill of 2017 Died
- HB 361 General Assembly - Special Election to Fill a Vacancy in Office Died
- HB 1204 Department of Health and Mental Hygiene - Atrazine Study Died
- HB 345 Elective Franchise - Registration and Voting at Polling Place Died
- HB 110 Electric Vehicles and Recharging Equipment - Rebates and Tax Credits - Extension Died
- HB 579 Circuit Court Judges - Election, Qualifications, and Term of Office Died
- HB 1605 Election Law - Voting System - Optical Scanners in Baltimore County Died
- HB 862 Baltimore County - Elementary Schools - Speed Bumps Died
- HB 189 Hospitals - Substance Use Treatment Demonstration Program - Requirements Died
- HB 1391 Baltimore County - Class 5 Brewery Died
- HB 871 Education - Community Colleges - Collective Bargaining Died
- HB 1295 Low-Cost Automobile Insurance Program Died
- HB 466 Prevailing Wage - Tax Increment Financing Developments - Application Died
- HB 370 Richard E. Israel and Roger "Pip" Moyer End-of-Life Option Act Died